The kings of French Afro-pop Dadju & Tayc announced today that they are coming to the UK to perform Héritage – The Live Experience together for the first time in London on Saturday 7th September at OVO Wembley Arena, with tickets available via Venue pre-sale 10am Wednesday 24th April, Artist pre-sale 10am Thursday 25th April and General Sale 10am Friday 26th April at AXS and Ticketmaster
Dadju and Tayc have separately been two musical geniuses with enormous followings, with a staggering 3 billion streams, 30 million subscribers and 4 billion views between them. They each decided to resolve their status as competitors and silence the rivalry that their fan communities had created, by joining forces to offer fans a musical masterpiece. The hugely anticipate album ‘Héritage’ was released in February of this year and has already reached streaming figures in the tens of millions.
Héritage’ is an album of pop, R&B, and Afropop sounds to offer a captivating symphony of heady rhythms, an unparalleled fusion of haunting vocals, addictive melodies and profound lyrics. Dadjiu and Tayc have taken ‘Héritage’ on the road as a duo to perform live for their fans, and have already sold out the Accor Arena in Paris and have been announcing a series of concerts in France in May and June. Dadju and Tayc will make their first foray together in the UK to undoubtedly wow their British fans.
Dadju & Tayc said “We can’t wait to perform ‘Héritage – The Live Experience’ for the first time together in London, one of the most beautiful cities in the world, we love our British fans so we’ll see you in September!”
Dadju is a French-Congolese singer who was formerly one half of hugely popular French rapping duo Shin Sekaï, releasing two mixtapes and album on independent label Wati B between 2013 and 2016. After leaving Shin Sekaï, Dadju released debut solo album ‘Gentleman 2.0’ on Polydor Records/Universal Music Group in 2017, his successive albums ‘Poison’, ‘Antidote’ and ‘Cullinan’ all reached No.1 in France.
Tayc is a French-Cameroonian singer. Prior to the release of his debut album ‘Nyxia’ in 2019, he released two mixtapes and a number of singles. His second album ‘Fleur Froide’ (2020) hit the charts and launched his international career. Tayc’s success continued with next album ‘Fleur Froide – Second état: La Cristallisation’ in 2021 and ‘Room 96’ in 2023 with several hit singles.
